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Cements- 
Coal Ship 
Creosotin 
Drainage 
Dredg 
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Elevators 
Perry Tra 
Fire Clay 
Foundati. 
Glass Woi 

< rl'ain Elenmnns, 

Locks — Navigation, 

Locks and Canals on Merrinntc River, 

Locomotives, - 

Lumber Mills, 

Machinists, 

Mines and Mining, 

Oil and Natural Gas, 

Ore Shipping Ports, 

Ore Receiving Ports. 

Paper and Pulp Mills 

Phosphate Rock, 

Pile Drivers, 

Pumps and Water Wheels. 

Quarries. 

Railroad Maintenance and Operation, 

Elevated Railroads, 

Inclined, 

Cable. 

Electric Street, 
Railroad Signals, - 
Refrigerating Machinery, 
River and Harbor Work's, 
Road Machines, 
Road Rollers, 

Ship Building and Ship's Engines. 
Snow Plows, 

Steel and Iron Companies, 
Steel and L~on Manufacturing, - 
Telephone Service of New York, 
Tunnels, ... - 

Valves 

Water Tube Boilers, 
Wharfs and Docks, 
Wood Working Machinery, 



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Jmerican Jocietg of |;cil f nj)in«i|s, 

INSTITUTED 1652. ■•«*•«■» O-*^ < 



—This Society is not responsible as a body for the facte and 
opinions advanced in any of Its publications. 



List of Prominent Structures and Worlu to oonnection with 

the accompanying reference map of the United States 

of America, prepared by the Committee oh 

Information' and Courts?! OF THE Amkki- 
oam Society of Civil Engineers. 



HOUSE OF THE SOCIETY, 

No 127 East 23bd Street, Xk\\ York. 
1893. 



;f\5s 

AMERICAN SOCIETY of CIVIL ENGINEERS. 



OFFICERS FOR 1893. 

President, William Metcalf. 
Vice-Presidents— Term expires January, 180 J,: 
Charles B. Brush, Bam 

Vice-Presidents— Term expires January, 
Chabi> Elm ' ,HELL - 

T<rm expires J 
ASBAHAM Go 

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MEETINCS. 

times on application to the Janitor. 

Hottse . .v the SocnHT-127 E. Twenty-third St., New York. 

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Engineers School Llb^i 
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The follow intended t< 

exhaustive of the great number of manufac: 

public works in this country, but arc ottered 
as a >ur fore: 

may desire * 
prod The addre 

and manufacturers who have kindly their 

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GENERAL INFORMATION. 

The following named organizations have appointed Com- 
mittees to co-operate with the American Society of Civil En- 
gineer* in affording information to visiting engineers : 

At Chicago, visitors are requested to register their names 
as soon as convenient at the rooms of the Genera] Committee 

of Engineering Societies, No. lo Van Bnren street. 

At Boston, Massachusetts, The Boston Society of Civil 
Engineer^, S. E. Tinkham. Secretary, City Hall. 

The Nbw England Watbb Works Association, B. C. P. 
Coggeshall, Bec'y, New Bbdfobd, Mass. 

At Buffalo, X. V.. visiting engineers should apply to 
Edw. B. Guthrie in the Department of Public Works. 

Visitors to Niagara Falls, desiring to see the Hydraulic 
Works and Tunnel of the Niagara Falls Power Co., will call 
on Dr. Coleman Sellers, Cataract Bouse, Niagara Falls. Geo. 
B Burbank, Cataract Construction Company's Office, Niagara 

Falls. 

At Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, application should in- 
made t<> The engineers' Club, 1122 Girard street; and the 
Swedish Engineers' Club of Philadelphia, •'. A. Tillner, 

Sec'y. r,4<i North 10tb street. 

At Washington, application can be made between '.» and 4 
o'clock to Mr. Henry Gannett, I'. S. Geological Survey, V230 
F st.. N. W.: or from '.i to .", at office of Chief Engineer o1 
Richmond and Danville K. R., Ohanning M. Bolton, 1300 

Pennsylvania Ave.: and from 6 to 1»» P. M. to Prof Francis 
R. Fava, Jr.. Columbian University. 15th and II sts. 

At PlTTSBUBO, Pennsylvania, Engineers' Society of West- 
ern Pennsylvania and the Chamber of Commerce at Pitts- 
burg, have appointed .Mr. Wm. A. Doak, 421 Wood st. 



AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS J 

The Association of Engineers of Virginia at Roanoke, 
have appointed Mr. R. H. Soule Supt. of Roanoke Machine 
Works, as Chairman of Committee. 

The Roadmasters' Association of America is represented 
by H. W. Reed, Pres., Wayceoss, Georgia. 

At Cleveland, Ohio, the Civil Engineers' Club of that 
city have their headquarters in Room 721, No. 185 Euclid 
Ave., where Messrs. Osborn or Ritchie will attend to visit- 
ing engineers. 

At Cincinnati, Ohio, Col. Latham Anderson, 59 Johnston 
bldg., President of the Cincinnati Engineers' Club will give 
information to visiting engineers. 

The Ohio Society of Surveyors and Civil Engineers have 
appointed Chas. A. Judson, of Sandusky, Ohio, to co-operate 
with this Society. 

The Indiana Engineers Society of South Bend, Ind., are 
repre rented by Win. M. Whitten, office of City Civil Engineer. 

The Scandinavian Engineering Society of Chicago, Allen 
Strale, President, will be happy to welcome engineers in 
Room 309, Title and Trust bldg., 100 Washington st, 

The American Water Works Association. G H. Benzen- 
berg, President, City Engineer Milwaukee. Wis. 

At St. Louis The Engineers" Club is represented by Rob- 
ert Moore, Chief Engineer of St. Louis Merchants' Beidge, 
Laclede bldg. 

The Kansas City Engineers' Club is represented by Robt. 
Gillham, 222 Rialto bldg., Kansas City, Missouri. 

At Denver, Colorado, The Denver Society of Civil Engi- 
neers, W. B. Lawson, 501 McPhee Block, President, will 
give local directions to visiting engineers. 

In California, The Technical Society of the Pacific Coast, 
Academy Sciences bldg., 819 Market st., San Francisco, 
Otto von Geldern, Secy., are co-operating with us. 



AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS 9 

\t Helena, Montana, The Montana Society of Civil En- 
gineers, G. 0. i 9 ., will introduce and direct via 
engineers. 

At MnTOEAPOIJS and St. PAUL, Minnesota, application 

may be made to Messrs. 0. F. Loweth and J. 1>. Estabrooke 
of St. Pan], or to F. W. Cappelem, City Engineer and I 
of the Engineers' Club of Minneapolis. 

At Nashville. Tennessee Prof. Olin If. Landreth, 
derbilt University as the representative of the Ei 
Association of the South \vill give instruction, to vil 
engineers. 

At Louisville, Kentucky, the Louisville Engineers' and 

Architects' dub, Norton bldg., ttb and Jeffersou sts., M. 

Morris, President : II M. Mobray, Secy., will co-operate with 
this Soci< tv. 



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RAILROAD MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION. 



NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON 
RIVER RAILROAD. 

Walter Katte, Chief Engineer, Grand Central Station, N. Y. 
Win. Buchanan, Supt. of Machinery, Grand Cent. Sta., N. Y. 

MACHINE SHOPS. 

James Buchanan, - West Albany, New York. 

BLOCK AND SIGNAL SYSTEM. 

A. T. Dice, Supt., - - - Grand Central Station. 

NEW YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD. 
Aug. Mordecai, Chief Engineer, - 21 Cortlandt st., N. Y. 
H. J. Howe, Roadmaster, - Galion. Ohio. 

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 
Theodore X. Ely, Chief of Motive Power. 

233 So. 4th st.. Philadelphia, Pa. 

ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY. 
P. M. Ashmead, Engineer, ... Pittsburg, Pa. 

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC R. R. 
RICHMOND & PETERSBURG R. R. CO. 

AND 

PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY. 
E. T. D. Myers, Gen. Supt. Byrd Street Station, 

Richmond, Virginia. 

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO. 
S. Von Gernmingen, Asst. Engineer, Richmond, Virginia. 

^YHEELING & LAKE ERIE RAILWAY CO. 
C. A. Wilson, Gen. Supt., - - - Toledo, Ohio. 



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CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD CO. 
C. Palmer, Engineer, - - - Escanaba, Michigan. 

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY. 
Benj. Douglas, Bridge Engineer, - Detroit, Michigan. 

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. 

K. E. Hilgard, Engineer of Bridg< - 

Grand Central Passenger Station, Chicago, UN. 

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. 
\V. L. Sisson, Resideni Engineer, Earper'a Ferry, West Va. 

MACHEN, GEORGIA A ALABAMA RAILROAD. 

Arthur Pew, Chief Engineer, - - - Machen, Ga. 

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. 

W. G. Curtis. Asst. to (Sen, Mgr., - San Francisco, Cal. 

RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO. 
C. W. Gibbs, Chief Engineer, - Ridgeway, Colorado. 

UNION PACIFIC RAJ J. WAV. 
G. 11. Pegram, Chief Engineer, Omaha, Nebraska. 

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND A PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. 
Geo. H. Boynton, Asst. Engineer, - Davenport, Iowa. 

TERMINAL RAILROAD ASSOCIATION OF ST. LOUIS. 
N. W. Eayrs, Supt. of Structure, etc., - St. Louis, Mo. 

KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT A MEMPHIS RAILROAD 

CO. 
Daniel Bonteoou, Chief Engineer, Kansas City. Mo. 

QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE. 

o. B. Nicholson, Chief Engineer, 

35 Wesl 4th Bt., Cincinnati, Ohio. 



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RIVER AND HARBOR WORKS UNDEE THE DIREC- 
TION OF OFFICERS OF U. S. ENGINEER CORPS 

Col. Peter C. Hains, U. 8. Engineer's Office, Portland, Maine. 
Sea Coast Harbors. 

Win. P. Juclson, Assistant Engineer, Oswego, N. Y.. 70. 5 43.5 
Lake Harbor, Timber Break Water, Submarine Rock 
Excavation. 

Col. Wm. P. Craigkill, 

9 Pleasant St., Baltimore, Bfd., 76.7 
Sea Coast Harbor and River Improvement. 

Capt. F. V. Abbott, - - Charleston. S. C. 79.! 
Harbors and Rivers. 

Emil Diebitsch, Assistant Engineer, 

Timber Dry Dock. Port Royal. S. C, 80.6 32.4 

W. G. Williamson, Assistant Engineer, 

Muscle Shoals Canal, Wheeler, Ala. 
South Pass Jetties, - - Mississippi River. 89.2 29J 

W. J. Sherman, Gen. Manager and Engineer, 

Galveston Harbor Jetty, Galveston, Texas, 
Wilmington Harbor, - - San Pedro, Cal., lis.:: 33.4 
Yaquina Bay. - - - Newport, Oregon, 124.1 -14.7 
Columbia River, - - Astoria, Oregon, 124. 4i'..l 

Major A. Mackenzie. - - Kock Island, 111., ( . tun 41.5 

And M. Meigs. U. S. 0. E.. - Keokuk. Iowa, 91.4 4<>.4 
Improvement of the Mississippi River. St. Paul to Alton. 

Gen. 0. M. Poe, 34 W. Congress St., Detroit, Mich., 83 1 42 4 
The St. Mary's Fall Canal and 20 ft. Lake Channel and 
E. S. Wheeler, Assistant Engineer, Sault Ste Marie. 
Mich., ------- 844 46.5 

Anthony H. Blaisdell, Assistant Engineer, 

1515 Locust Place, St. Louis, Mo., 90 2 38.3 
. River Improvement and Snag Boats. 
Brazos River Improvement, - 95.4 29. 



AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS 1 7 

Nute.— Works which are beiDg built are marked u. c. 
BEIDGES. 

Brooklyn Bridge. 

C. C. Mai tin, Engineer. 

G. Leverich, Engineer, 179 Washington St., Brooklyn. 

Washington Bridge, - - Harlem River, 73.8 40.8 

High Bridge (Aqueduct), - - Harlem River, 73.8 40.8 

N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Bridge, u. c. , Harlem River, 73.8 1 1.8 

Walter Katte, Engineer, Grand Central Station, New York. 

Geo. H. Thomson, Bridge Engineer. 

Viaduct, u. c, - - - 155th St. and Harlem River. 

Martin Gay, Engineer. 
Bridge, u. c , - Harlem Canal and King's Bridge Road. 

Wm. H. Burr, Engineer. 
Note — Over the Harlem in this vicinity aro several other interesting 
types of bridge construction. 

Poughkeepsie Bridge, - Hudson River, N. Y., 73.9 41.7 

Cabin John (Aqueduct) Bridge, 

Potomac Valley, Washington, D. C, 77.1 38.9 

Niagara, R. R. Suspension. Niagara Falls, N. Y.. 79. 43.1 

Niagara Cantilever, - Niagara Falls, N. Y., 79. 43.1 

Niagara Carriage Suspension, Niagara Falls, N. Y., 70. 43.1 

Waterford (Wooden), - - Waterford, N. Y.. 73.8 43. 

Portage Bridge, N. Y., L. E. & W. R. R,, N. Y., 78. 1 42.5 

Kinzua Viaduct, - B., N. Y. & P. R. R., Pa.. 79. 41.8 

Connecting Bridge, - Ohio River, Pittsburg, Pa., 80. I'M 
Smithneld St. Bridge. 

Monongahela River. Pittsburg. Pa.. 80. 40.4 

Point Bridge Monongahela River, Pittsburg, Pa.. 80. 40.4 

Sixth St. Bridge, Allegheny River, Pittsburg, Pa., 80. 40.4 

Seventh St. Bridge, Allegheny River, Pittsburg. Pa. . 8( ». 4t U 

Note.— In Pittsburg are other interesting types of bridges. 

Cincinnati Suspension Bridge, Ohio River, Cin., 84.G 39.1 

Cin. Southern R, R, Bridge, - Ohio River, Cm., 84.6 39.1 

Ches. & Ohio R. R. Bridge, Ohio River, Cin., 84.(5 39.1 

Newport Highway Bridge, - Ohio River, Cin., 84. 6 39.1 

Short Line Bridge, - - Ohio River, Cin., 84.(5 39.1 

Oakley Skew Arch, P. C. C. & St. L. R. R., Cin., 84.6 39.2 

Driving Park Avenue Bridge, - Rochester, N. Y., 77.7 43.2 

Louisville (Fink) Bridge, Ohio River, Louisville, 85.7 38.2 

Sand Island Bridge, - Ohio River, New Albany, 85.8 38.2 



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Louisville and Jeffersonville, u. c, 

Ohio River. Louisville, - 
Kentucky Riv< r Cantilever C ShaL r Smith's), 

('in. Southern Ry., Ky., 
Henderson Bridge, Ohio River, Hi J*J 37.9 

Bellefontaine Bridge, u. c, Alton, Ills., 

Eads'Bridge, - Mississippi River, St. Louis, 90.2 38.6 

N W. Eayra. Sunt. 

Merchants' Bridge, Mississippi River, St. Louis, 90.2 38.7 

Ohm River, Oairo, 89.2 37.1 
Memphis Bridge, - Mississippi River, Memphis, 90.1 

iduct, ----- 103.6 31.4 
Minneapolis Stone Arch Viaduct, 

issippi 1 Jr.--' . Minn 
Minneapolis Sti e] Ai eh B] 

Victoria Bridge, - St. Lawrence River, Montreal, 73.6 I .1 
Lachine Bridge, - - Ooteau, C. & \. II. II.. 71.1 L5.2 
Strt ct J.it'i Bridge, ----- Chicago River. 
Bismarck Bridge, N. P. R. R., Biamarck, N. Da., 100.8 16.8 
lit l;i\ House Viaduct, 

Patapsco River, B. & O. 1; B., 76.7 19.1 

Natural Bridge, Va., 79.5 37.6 

Combination Bridges, Cascade Div. N. P. II. II.. Washington. 
Harpi r's Ferry Bridge, a. e., 

Harper's Ferry, B. & 0. II. R., 77.7 39.3 

\V. L. Sisson, Engineer. 

Thames River, New London, Conn , - - U..3 72.1 

TUNNELS. 

Hudson Rivei Tunnel (partly construct 

Hoboken, N. -I.. 73.9 W.6 

W. R. Hutton, Engineer. 35 Broadway. 

Bergen, D. L. & W. II. II., - Hoboken, N. J., 71. 40.6 

Bergen, Erie R. R., - - Jersey City, N. J., 74. W.6 

Weehawken, West shore II. II.. Weehawken, N. J., 71. 40.7 
Palisades, N. V. S. & YV. II. II.. u. c, 

Weehawken, N. •!.. 74. W.7 

C. E. Broadhead, Engineer and Contractor. 

Hoosac Tunnel. - - North Adams. M;i>-.. 72.7 42.7 

Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel, Baltimore, Md., 70.7 39.2 

Baltimore Belt R. R. Tunnel, - Baltimore. Md., 76.7 39.2 



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Niagara Power Co.'s Tunnel, Niagara Falls. N. Y.. 79. 13.1 
St. Clair Tunnel, G. T. By., Ft. Huron, Mich., 82.S 42.9 
Summit Tunnel, P. B. B., - Gallitsin, MM 

Chicago River Street Tunnel, - - Chic 37.' tt.8 
Chicago Lake Tunnels. 

Sutro Mining Tunnel, - Virginia City, Nevada, 119.7 39.4 
Milwaukee Water Works, Tunnel, Milwaukee, Wis., B7.9 43.1 
Stampede Pass Tunnel, - N. P. II. R., Cascade Div. 

Mullan Tunnel, - N. F. R. R., Helena, Mont, 112.1 16.6 
Natural Tunnel, ..... Clinchport, Va. 

Harper's Ferry, a. c , 77.7 :!'.».:! 

W. I.. 8is8on, Engineer. 

ELEVATED RAIL ROADS 

Manhattan. ...... New York. 

John Waterbouse, Engineer, 71 Broadway. 

Brooklyn, Brooklyn, 7:t.^ 10.6 

O. F. Nicholi, Engineer, SI Sand St. 

Weehawken Viaduct. - 
Pennsylvania Kail Road, 
Pennq Ivania Rail Road, u. 
Filbert Street, P. R. R. 

Quaker City u. c. , 

C W. IJuohhol/.. l>reB t. 
Alley. 

It. I. Sloan, Engineer. 

South Side. - - ( 'In 

Pars Avenue Viaduct, N. ST. J II R. R. R., a c . 

Harlem, X. V.. 73.8 l".; 

Walter Katte, Engineer. Grand Central Station, New York. 

Merchants', - - - St. Lauis, Mo., 90.2 38.7 

Detroit Union Depot Viaduct, - Detroit. Mich., 83.1 a.2 

[NCUNED RAILWAYS. 

Mount Washington (first rack railway built, i X. IF. 71.1 14.8 

Pike's Peak (Abl System), Colorado Springs, Col., 106.3 38.7 

Catskill Mountain. ...... 71. }j 

Orange Mountain, - - - Orange, N. J., 74.2 10.8 

Perm. Incline, - Pittsburg, Fa.. BO. 10.4 

Mt. Washington Incline, - - Pittsburg, Pa., 80 10.4 



Weehawk n. X. •!.. 


7F 10.7 


J< rsej ( lity, X. J., 


71. to.., 


Elizabeth, X. -I. 


711 lin; 


Philadelphia, 


75.1 i" 


Philadelphia, 


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lit. Auburn Incline, - - - Cincinnati, O., 84.6 39.1 

Eden Park [ncline, - - - Cincinnati, 0., 84.6 :; ,( .l 

Boboken Electric, - - - Hoboken, N. J. f 74. 40.6 

UTeehawken Elevators, - - Weehawken, N. J., 74. 40.6 

SwitchBack, - - - Mauch Chunk, Pa., 75.6 W.8 



CABLE RAILWAYS 
Broadway, - Ne\i York I 

Geo. W. McNulty, Engineer, 113 West 3-tth St. 

Third Avenue, u. c, New York 

125th Street, New York City. 

Pittsburg, -------- 

Chicago Lines, - Chicago, HI. 

Cincinnati Lin< B , ----- - B4.I 39.1 

St. Louis Lines, ------- 

'\. ... - Kansas I'lty. Mo. 

D. Bontecou, Engineer. 

Denver, -------- in:,. 

San Francis, ( , ------- 122.6 37.7 

Cleveland, ------- s L ; 

ELECTRIC M l:l I I RAILWAYS 

Boston, -------- 71.1 

Brooklyn, -------- 

Philadelphia, - 7~>.i M). 

Buffalo, ----- Buffal 

Pittsburg - - Pittsburg a Alleghi i 10.4 

Cleveland, - 01ev< 81.7 il.i 

Cincinnati, - Cincinnati 

Louisville, - 

St. Lou... St. Louis, 1 1 

Kansas < 'ity, a. c - - Kan 

D. Bontecou, Engm- r 

Denver, ----- Denver, ('"I.. 105. 
Rochester, - Rochester, X. V.. 77.7 L3.9 

Niagara Park to ftivei Et. R., - Clifton, <>nt.. 79. L3 1 

TELEPHONE SEBYIOE OF NLW YORK. 

I. N. Benthall, General Manager, 18 Cortland Bt, New York. 



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RAIL EOAD FERRY TRANSFERS. 

Jersey City to Fort Morris, 

North and East Rivers. New York. 

Canton, B. & 0. R. R. ; - Baltimore, Md., 70.7 39.2 
Chesapeake Bay Transfer, 

Cape Charles to Norfolk, Ya., 76. 36.8 
Toledo and Ann Arbor R. R.. 

Frankfort, Lake Michigan, 86.2 44.7 

Detroit, Mich., - - - - - - 83.1 42.2 

Straits of Mackinaw, - - - Lake Michigan, 84.8 45.9 

Ashland, - - Ohio River, Ashland, Ky., 82.7 38.4 

Evansville, - Ohio River, Evansville, Ind., 87.6 38. 

Oakland, - - - San Francisco, CaL, 122.4 37.7 



WIRE ROPE CAR TRANSFER. 

Glen Union Station, P. & E. Division, P. R R., 77.2 41.3 
735 foot span. 

COAL SHIPPING DOCKS 

Hoboken, - - - - - - N. J., 74. 40.7 

Buffalo, - - - - - - - N. Y., 78.9 42.9 

Perth Amboy, - - - - - N. J., 74.1 40.4 

Tacoma, - - - - Washington, 122.4 47.2 

GRAIN ELEYATORS. 

Bow's Stores, - - South Brooklyn, N. Y., 73.7 40.4 

Jersey City, P. R. R., - - Jersey City, N. J., 74. 40.6 

Jersey City, N. Y., L. E. & W., Jersey City, N. J., 74. 40.6 
N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.. - - - - New York. 

Point Breeze, - Philadelphia, Pa., 75.1 39.9 

Canton, ----- Baltimore, Md., 76.7 39.2 

Erie, ---.._ Erie, Pa., 80. 42.1 

Buffalo, ----- Buffalo, N. Y., 78.9 42.8 

Duluth, ----- Duluth, Minn., 92. 1 46.8 
Chicago. 



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LOCKS. 

Davis Island, - Ohio River, 80.2 40.4 

Louisville, u. c, - Ohio River, Louisville, 85.7 38.2 

St. Mary's Falls Canal, u. c. - Sault St. Marie, 84.4 46.5 

Genl. O. M Poe. 34 West Congress St., Detroit, and 
E. S. Wheeler, Sault St. Marie. 

Erie Canal, Lockport, - - Lockport, N. T., 78.8 42.9 

Cascade Locks, u. c, - Columbia River, Ore., 122. 45.6 

Welland Canal, - - - - - - 79 1 43- 

Lachine Canal, ------- 71. 45.2 

Locks and Canals on Merimack River, 

James Francis, Engineer. Lowell, Mass., 71.2 42.1) 



WMJEDUCTS, DAMS AND RESERVOIRS. 

New Croton Aqueduct, - New York. 

Sudbury River Aqueduct, - Boston, Mass., .71. 42.4 

Washington Aqueduct, - Washington, D. C, 77.1 
Bast Jersey Water Company, - - - N. J., 74.2 1<>.n 

Clemens Herschel, Engineer, No. 2 Wall St., New York. 

Hemlock Lake, - Rochester, N. Y., 77.7 43.1 

E. Kuichling, Engineer. 

Chicago Water Works Cribs, - - - Chicago, 87.6 41. 8 
Milwaukee Crib, u. c, - Milwaukee, Wis.. 87.9 43. 

G. H. Benzenberg, Engineer. 
Irrigation Works, Riverside & Redlands, Cal., 117.1 34.3 
South Gila Canal Co.'a Dam and Irrigation Works, u c, 

John f. Ward, Engineer. Sentinel, Arizona, L13. 



Titicus Dam, 


Purdy'a Station, N. ¥., 73.9 


41.1 


Sodom Dam, - 


- Brewsters, X. Y. 


41.2 


< Jarmel Dam, u. c, 


- Carmel, N. ST., 73.7 


11.7 


Holyoke Dam'. - 


Holyoke. Mass., 72.6 


11 .: 


Austin Dam, 


- • - Austin. Tex., D7.7 


30.3 


Davis Island, Movable, 


- Ohio Kn, r, 80k2 


40.4 


Bear Valley Dam, 


- Redlands, Cal., 117.1 


34.3 


Sweetwater Dam. - 


- San Diego, Cal., 116.9 




( 'roton Reservoirs, 


Central Park, New York. 73.8 


lu.7 


Chestnut Hill, 


Boston, 71. 


42.4 


Bast Park, - 


Philadelphia. 75.] 


40. 



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Ottawa and vicinity. 
Minneapolis, 

Duluth. - 



- Ottawa, Canada, 76.6 45.4 
Minneapolis, Minn., 93.3 45. 

- Duluth, Minn., 92.1 46.8 



PAPER AND PULP MILLS. 

Appleton, - Wis., 88.4 44.3 

Glenns Falls, ----- X. Y., 73.8 43.2 

Manayank, - .... p a#) 75.2 40. 

Niagara Falls, - - - - - - N. Y., 79. 43.1 

On Line of Maine Central R. R , Maine, 

Holyoke, ------ Mass , 72.0 42.3 



OIL AND NATURAL GAS. 



Pittsburgh held, 
Ohio and Indian; 



held, 



Pittsburgh, Pa 80. 
Lima. 84.1 



C. H. Cole, Lima Natural Gas Co. 



40.4 

40.6 



PHOSPHATE ROCK. 

River and laud dredging, near Charleston, S. C 
Florida phosphates, .near Oeala, - 
. Supt. 



79 9 
82.1 



32.8 
29. 



MINES AND MINING. 

COAL. Anthracite, P. & R., 

Pottsville and vicinity, Pa., 76.4 
Coal. Anthracite, L. V. R. R... - Mauch Chunk; 75.8 
Coal. Anthricite, D. & H. R. R. 



Coal. Semi-Bituminous, 
Coal . Semi-Bituminous, 
Coal, Semi-Bituminous, 

B. 8. Bupt. 

Coal. Coking, 
Coal, Bituminous, Ohio. 
Coal. Block, Indian, 
Coal, Bituminous, Illinois. 
Coal. Bituminous, Alabam 
Coal. Bituminous and Coke Plant. Earlington, K\ 

John B. Atkinson. 



40.6 
40.8 



- Clearfield, Pa., 78.5 41. 
Mt. Pleasant, Pa., 79.6 40.3 

Frostburg, Md. 
Tail Rope Hauling. 

- Scottdale, Pa. 



79.8 40. 



- Brazil. Ind., 86.7 39. 



Birmingham, Ala. 



86.8 
87.5 



33.6 
37.3 



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Silver Mining and Smelting, - Helena, Mont., 112. 46.7 

Silver Mining and Smelting. - Park City, Utah, 111.5 40.G 

Silver Mining and Smelting. Bingham, Utah, 112. 40.5 

Silver Mining and Smelting, - Eureka, Utah, 112.2 39. 8 

SILVER MILLING AND LEAD CONCENTRATION, 

De Lamar, Idaho, 115.9 47.5 

" - - Virginia City, Nev., 119.7 39.8 

" Pine Co. Ariz., 111. 32.4 

Silver City, New Mexico, 108.2 32.5 

ZINC MINING, 

Franklin, N. J., 74.1 40.8 

La Salle, 111., 59. 41 2 

For Kansas & South West Missouri Zinc and Lead Industry, 

Apply to Kansas City Club, 

Lead Mining, Non Argentiferous, St. Joseph, Mo. 94.8 39.8 

IRON MINING, 

Cornwall Ore Beds, - - Cornwall, Pa. 76.8 40 3 

Lake Champlain Mines, 

S. B. McKee, Engineer, - Mineville, N. Y. 73.4 44.1 

Alabama Ores, - - Birmingham, Ala. 86.8 33.6 

Cranberry Ores, - - Cranberry, N. C. 82. 36.2 

LAKE SUPERIOR ORE BEDS, 

Vermillion District, Minn.. 92. 47.3 

Messabi, Minn., 93. 47.4 

Gogebic, Wisconsin, 91.5 46.4 

Marquette, Michigan, 88. 46.5 

Menominee, Mich., 87.7 45.3 

ORE SHIPPING PORTS, Two Harbors, Minn., 91.8 47. 

Duluth, Minn., 92.1 46.8 

Ashland, Wisconsin, 90.9 46.6 

Marquette, Michigan, 87.3 46.8 

Escanaba, Michigan, 87.1 40.9 

Note.— This Port ships 4,000,000 tons of ore annually. 

ORE RECEIVING PORTS, South Chicago, Ills. 

Cleveland, Ohio, 81.7 41.4 

Fairport, Ohio, 81.2 41.8 

Ashtubula, Ohio, 80.9 41 8 



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Eden Park, - - . - - - Cincinnati, 84.6 39.1 
Spring Valley, - - - - San Francisco, 122.4 37.4 
Hydraulic Mining, - - Humboldt City, Nev., 116.3 40.6 

DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE. 

Filtration Process, - East Orange, N. J., 74.1 40 8 

Precipitation Process. ... East Orange, N. J. 

Combined System, - - - - - New York. 

Combined System, - - Philadelphia, Pa., 75.1 40. 
Combined System, with pumping and tidal 

discharge, - Boston, Mass., 71. 42.4 

Separate System, - Memphis, 90. 35 1 

Pumping System, ------- Chicago. 

Shone Pneumatic System, Exposition Grounds, Chicago. 
Cremation Process, Pencoyd Iron Works, Phila., 75.2 40.1 

CANAL. 
Chicago Main Drainage, - - Lemont, 111., 88. 41.7 

WHARVES AND DOCKS. 

Works of Dock Dept., u. c, East River, foot of East 24th St. 

A. McC. Parker. 
North River, u. c. , - - - - Foot of Harrison St. 

E. Lentilhon. 
Wooden Dry Dock. - - Navy Yard, Brooklyn, 73.8 40.6 
Erie Grain Dock, - Erie Basin, Brooklyn, 73.7 40.4 

Newport News, - 76.4 36.8 

Port Roval Timber Dry Dock, u. c. , 

Port Royal, S. C, 80.6 32.4 

E. Diebitsch, Engineer. 
Sectional Floating Docks, East River, New York. 73.8 40.6 

LUMBER MILLS. 

Williamsport, - . - - Williamsport, Pa., 77. 41.2 
Sinnemahoning Valley, - Austin, Pa., 78.1 41.7 

Tonawanda, - - - Tonawanda, N. Y., 78.8 43. 



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COKE, H. C. Frick Coke Co. 

J. H. Paddock, Engineer. Via Pennsylvania R. R. stop at Greens- 
bxag ; Via B. k O. R. R. stop at Connellsville. 

COPPER, Native, Mining and Concentration, 

Keweenaw Point, Mich., 88.1 46.9 
Copper, Silver-Bearing Sulphurets. 
Copper and Silver Concentration and Smelting, 

Parker & Howe. Great Falls, Mont. 111.2 47.6 
Copper Concentrating and Smelting, 

Butte, Mont., 112.6 46.1 

Copper Oxidized Ores Smelting, Bisbee, Ariz., 109.8 31.6 

Copper Oxidized Ores Smelting, Clifton, Ariz., 109.1 33.1 

Copper Ozidized Ores Smelting, Globe, Ariz., 110.6 33.6 
Copper Pyritous Ores, - Louisa Co., Va. 

Copper Burned for Sulphur, Capleton, Canada, 71.8 45.3 

GOLD MINING. 

Gold, Drift, River and Hydraulicing, 

Nevada Co., Cal., 121. 39.3 
Gold, Drift, River and Hydraulicing. 

Sierra Co., Cal., 120. 39. 
Gold, Drift, River and Hydraulicing, 

Placer Co., Cal., 121. 39.1 

Gold Vein Mining. - - Nevada Co., Cal., 121. 39.3 

Gold Vein Mining, - - Amador Co., Cal., 120.5 38.5 

Gold Vein Mining, - - Trinity Co., Cal., 123. 40.8 

Gold Vein Mining, - - Deadwood, S. Da., 103.8 44.2 

Gold Dry Vanning, - - Fort Yuma. Cal., 114.5 32.8 

Gold Dry Vanning, - - - Osceola. Ne v., 114 3 39.1 
Gold Region Geologically Interesting, 

Cripple Creek, El Paso Co., Col., 105. 38.5 

SILVER MINING AND SMELTING. 

Silver Mining and Smelting, - Leadville, Col., 106.2 39.3 

Silver Mining and Smelting, - Aspen, Col., 106.8 39.2 

Silver Mining and Smelting, - Grede, Col. , 106.6 37.7 

Silver Mining and Smelting, Georgetown. Col., 105.1 39. 

Silver Mining and Smelting, - Butte. Mont., 112.6. 46.1 



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WOOD WORKING MACHINERY. 

A. S. Woods Machine Co., 

172 High Street, Boston, Muss, 
Berry & Orton Co., Arch and 23d St., Phila, Pa., 
J. A. Fay & Co., - Cincinnati, Ohio, 

J. A. Fay & Eagan Co., - Cincinnati, Ohio. 



71. 
75.1 

84.6 



42.3 
40. 

89.1 



STEEL AND IRON COMPANIES. 



Edgar Thomson Works. 
Homestead Steel Works, - 
Crescent Steel Co., 
Illinois Steel Co. , 
Otis Steel Co., 
Cambria Steel Co., 
Scranton Iron Co., 
Pennsylvania Steel Co., 
Bethlehem Iron Co., - 
Maryland Steel Co., 
Chrome Steel Co., 
Troy Bessemer Steel Works, 



Bessemer, Pa., 79.7 40. 

- Homestead, Pa., 79.8 40. 

Pittsburgh, Pa., 80 40.4 

Chicago, Ills. 

- Cleveland, Ohio, 81.7 41 4 

Johnstown, Pa,, 78 9 40.3 

- Scranton, Pa., 75.7 41.4 
- Steelton, Pa., 76.8 40.2 

- Bethlehem, Pa., 75.3 40.7 
Sparrows Point, Md., 76.7 39.2 

Brooklyn, E. D. 73 7 40.6 

- Troy, N. Y., 73.7 42.8 



IRON^AND STEEL 

Buffalo Forge Co., 
Cleveland City Forge Co.. 
N. J. Steel & Iron Co., 
Cornell Lon Works, 
Jackson Iron Works, - 
Builders' Iron Foundry, - 
F. R. Hawkins Iron Works, 



MANUFACTURING. 



- Buffalo, N. Y., 
Cleveland, Ohio, 

- Trenton, N. J., 



Providence, R. I. 
Springfield, Mass. 



78.9 42.9 

81.7 41.4 

74.8 40.2 
New York. 
New York. 

71.3 41.7 
72.7 42.1 



MACHINISTS. 



Niles Tool Works Co., - 
Wm. H. Sellers & Co., 
Bement Miles & Co., 
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co. 
Schoen Mfg. Co., - 
Billings & Spencer Co.. 
Yale& TowneMfg. Co., 



- Hamilton, Ohio, 84.6 39.4 

Philadelphia, Pa., 75.1 40. 

Philadelphia, 75.1 40. 

Providence, R. I., 71.3 41.7 

Pittsburgh, Pa., 80. 40 4 

Hartford, Conn., 72.7 41.7 

- Stamford, Conn., 75.5 40.9 



AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS 35 

Silver Mining and Smelting, - Helena, Mont., 112. 46.7 

Silver Mining and Smelting. - Park City, Utah, 111.5 40. G 

Silver Mining and Smelting. Bingham, Utah, 112. 40.5 

Silver Mining and Smelting, - Eureka, Utah, 112.2 39.8 

SILVER MILLING AND LEAD CONCENTRATION, 

De Lamar, Idaho, 115.9 47.5 

- - Virginia City, New, 119.7 39.8 

- - - Pine Co. Ariz., 111. 32.4 

" Silver City, New Mexico, 108.2 32.5 

ZINC MINING, 

Franklin, N. J., 74.1 40.8 

La Salle, 111., 59. 41 2 

For Kansas & South West Missouri Zinc and Lead Industry, 

Apply to Kansas City Club, 

Lead Mining, Non Argentiferous, St. Joseph, Mo. 94.8 39.8 

IRON MINING, 

Cornwall Ore Beds, - - Cornwall, Pa. 76.8 40 3 

Lake Champlain Mines, 

S. B. McKee, Engineer, - Mineville, N. Y. 73.4 44.1 

Alabama Ores, - - Birmingham, Ala. 86.8 33.0 

Cranberry Ores, - - Cranberry, N. C. 82. 36.2 

LAKE SUPERIOR ORE BEDS, 

Vermillion District, Minn.. 92. 47.3 

Messabi, Minn., 93. 47.4 

Gogebic, Wisconsin, 91.5 46.4 

Marquette, Michigan, 88. 46.5 

Menominee, Mich., 87.7 45.3 

ORE SHIPPING PORTS, Two Harbors, Minn., 91.8 47. 

Duluth, Minn., 92.1 46.8 

Ashland, Wisconsin, 90.9 46.6 

Marquette, Michigan, 87.3 46.8 

Escanaba, Michigan, 87.1 40.9 

Note.— This Port ships 4,000,000 tons of ore annually. 

ORE RECEIVING PORTS, South Chicago, Ills. 

Cleveland, Ohio, 81.7 41.4 

Fairport, Ohio, 81.2 41.8 

Ashtubula, Ohio, 80.9 41 8 



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ASPHALT. 

The Barber Asphalt and Paving Co., - 1 Broadway, N. Y. 

Warren Scharf Paving Co., - 81 Fulton Street, N. Y. 

ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES. 

Alvin Clark & Sons, - Carnbridgeport, Mass., 71. 42 4 

John Brashear, - - Allegheny City, Pa., 80. 40.4 

BRIDGE WORKS. 

Berlin Iron Bridge Co., - East Berlin, Conn., 72.8 41.5 

Detroit Bridge Works. - - Detroit, Mich., 83.1 42.2 

Dominion Bridge "Works, - Montreal, Canada, 73.6 45.4 

Elmira Bridge Works, - - Elmira, N. Y., 76.9 42. 

Edgemoor Bridge Works, - Wilmington, Del., 75.5 39.7 

Hamilton Bridge Works, - Hamilton, Ontario, 79.9 43.2 

Keystone Bridge Co., - - Pittsburg, Pa., 80. 40.4 

King Bridge Co., - - Cleveland, Ohio, 81.7 41.4 
Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Works, 

Leavenworth, Kansas, 95. 39.2 

New Jersey Steel & Iron Co., Trenton, N. J., 74 8 40 2 

Passaic Rolling Mill Co., - Paterson, N. J., 74.1 40.H 

Pittsburg Bridge Co., - - Pittsburg, Pa., 80. 40.4 

Pencoyd Iron Works, - Pencoyd, Pa., 75.2 40.1 

Phoenix Bridge Works. - Phcenixville, Pa., 75.2 40.4 

Rochester Bridge A Iron Works. Rochester, N. Y., 77.7 43.1 
Schultz Bridge & Iron Co., Chartiers Station, Pittsburg, Pa. 

Shiffler Bridge Co., - - Pittsburgh, Pa. .80 40.4 

Union Bridge Co., - - - Athens, Pa., 76.6 41.9 

Youngstown Bridge Co - Youngstown, Ohio. 80.7 41.1 

GLASS WORKS. 

Pittsburgh. 80. 404 

Creighton, Pa. 80. 41.1 

Corning, N. Y\, 77. 42.1 

WATER TUBE BOILERS. 

Abendroth & Root, .... 28 Cliff St., N. Y. 
Babcock & Wilcox, - - - - 30 Cortlandt St.. N. Y. 

Alma Water Tube Boiler, - Providence, R. I.. 71.3 41.7 



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The Dixon Mfg. Co., - - Scranton, Pa., 75.7 41.4 

Acme Machinery Co. , - - Cleveland, Ohio, 81.7 41.4 

The Ingersoll Milling Machine Co., RockfordJU., 89. 42 3 

Ferracute Machine Co., - Bridgeton, N. J., 75.2 39 3 

ELECTRIC COMPANIES. 

Edison Illuminating Company's Station, 

Pearl Street corner of Elm, N. Y. 
Westinghouse Electric Cornpany, Pittsburgh, Pa., 80. 40.4 
General Electric Company, 

44 Broad St., New York, and Schenectady, N. Y , 74. 42.8 
Houston Thomson Company, 44 Broad St. , New York. 
Crocker Wheeler Company, 

Ampire, N. J., near Newark, 74.1 40. C 

REFRIGERATING MACHINERY. 

The De La Yergne Refrigerating Co., 

(Mott Haven) foot East 138th st., N. Y. 

ELEVATORS, CONVEYING AND HOISTING 

MACHINERY, ETC. 

Otis Bros. & Co., Elevators, - 26 and 38 Park Row, N. Y. 
C. W. Hunt Co., Coal Handling Machinery, 45 Broadway, N.Y. 
Brown Hoisting & Conveying Machine Co., 

Cleveland, Ohio, 81.7 41.4 
The Contractors Plant Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N.Y., 78.9 42.9 
J. S. Mundy, - - - Newark, N. J., 74.1 40.8 

American Hoisting & Derrick Co., St. Paul, Minn. 93.3 45. 
Bay State Iron Works, Hoisting Machinery, 

Erie, Pa., 80. 42.1 
The Sherman Aerial Hoisting & Distributing Co., 

85 Ninth Street, Brooklyn. 
Jeffrey Manufacturing Co., - Columbus, Ohio, 83. 40. 

PILE DRIVERS. 

Crams Steel Pile Driver, - Detroit, Mich., 83.1 42.2 
Industrial Works, - - - - Bay City, Mich., 83.9 43.4 



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DREDGES AND EXCAVATORS. 

Osgood Dredge Co., - - - Albany, N. Y.. 73.7 42.8 
J. H. Lancaster, Hoisters and Grapples, 

41 Cortlandt St., N. Y. 

The Vulcan Iron Works, - - Toledo, Ohio, 83.5 41.6 

Marion Steam Shovel Co., - Marion, Ohio, 83.2 40.5 

Industrial Works, - - Bay City, Mich., 83.9 43.4 
Bucyrus Steam Shovel & Dredge Co., 

South Milwaukee. Wis., 87.9 43.1 



DRILLS AND MINING MACHINERY. 



Fraser & Chalmers, 
Ingersoll-Seargant Drill Co., 
Rand Drill Co., - 
Steam Stone Channeling Co. 
Jeffery Mfg. Co., - 
H. B. Simpson, - 
Norwalk Iron Works Co. 



Chicago, Ills. 

Havermeyer Bldg., N. Y. 

21 Park Place, N. Y. 

Rutland, Vt,, 73. 43.6 

Columbus, Ohio, 83. 40. 

- Scranton, Pa., 75.7 41.4 

Air Compressors, 

South Norwalk, Conn., 73.3 41. 

Oil Well Supply Co., - - - - Pittsburg, Pa. 

Note —Nearly all appliances for quarrying and handling stone can be 
seen working on the main drainage canal near Chicago. 



QUARRIES. 



Marble Quarries, 

Marble Quarries, - 

Granite Quarries, 

Granite Quarries, - 

Granite Quarries, 

Granite Quarries, 

Brown Stone Quarries, - 

Sandstone, ... 

Slate, - 

Limestone, 

Oolitic Limestone, 

A special list of quarries 
Dished on application. 



Rutland, Vt., 73. 43.6 

- Knoxville, Tenn., 83.9 36. 

- West Quincy, Mass., 71. 42.3 

- Rockport, Mass , 70.7 42.6 
Rockland, Maine, 69. 42.1 

- Leet's Island, Conn., 73. 41. 

- Cromwell, Conn., 72. 6 41.5 
Cleveland, Ohio, 81.7 41.4 

Penhryn, N. Y, 73.2 43.3 

Greensburg, Ind., 85.5 39.4 

Bedford, Ind., 86.5 38.8 

using improved machinery will be fur- 



AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS 45 

NATURAL CEMENTS. 

F. 0. Norton & Co., ----- Binnewater 

N. Y. & Rosendale Cement Co., - Rosendale, N. Y. 

Lawrence Cement Co., - - - - Rosendale, N. Y. 

The above cements are made near Kingston. N. Y Edward B. 
Codwise, City Engineer, will give visitors directions for reaching the 
various works. 

The Louisville Cement Co., - Louisville, Ky. 85.8 38.3 

Milwaukee Cement Co., - Milwaukee, Wis., 87.9 -13.1 

Cumberland Cement Co., Cumberland, Md., 78.8 39 7 



FOUNDATIONS. 

Sooy smith. Co., Compressed Air, - 66 Broadway, N. Y. 
Geo. E. Thomas, Supt. 

FIRE CLAY & BRICK MACHINERY. 

Calumet Fire Clay Co., - Calumet, Jefferson Co., Ohio. 
E. M. Freese & Co., 

Clay Working Machinery, - Galion, Ohio, 82.8 40.7 
The Union Mining Co., Mt. Savage Fire-Bricks Works, 

Mt. Savage, Md., 78.9 39.9 

RAILROAD SIGNALS. 

Johnson Railroad Signal Co., - Rah way, N. J., 73.3 40.5 
Kinsman Block System Co., - - 96 Broadway, N. Y. 

Union Switch & Signal Co., - Pittsburgh, Pa., 80. 40.4 

VALVES. 

Ludlow Valve Co., - - - - Troy, N. Y., 73.6 42.9 
Chapman Valve Co., - - - - Indian Orchard, Mass. 



CAR WHEELS. 

Allen Paper Car Wheel Co., Hudson, N. Y., 73.6, 42.4 

and Pullman, His., 87.6 41.6 
New York Car Wheel Works, - Buffalo, N. Y., 78.9 42.9 



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Ramapo Wheel & Foundry Co., Ramapo, N. Y., 7.46 41.1 

Lobdell Car & Wheel Co., - Wilmington, Del., 75.5 39.7 

A, Whitney & Sons, - - Philadelphia, Pa., 75.1 40. 

St. Charles Car Co., - - St. Charles, Mo., 90.5 38.7 



STREET CARS. 



John Stephenson Co., 
J. G. Brill, - 
Murphy & Allison, - 
Laclede Company, 
Pullman Palace Car Co. 



New York. 

Philadelphia, Pa., 75.1 40. 

Philadelphia. 

St. Louis, Mo., 90.2 38. G 

Pullman, Ills., 87.6 41.8 



RAILROAD CARS. 



St. Charles Car Co., 


- St. Charles, Mo., 


90.5 


38.7 


Harlan & Hollings worth Co. 


, Wilmington, Del., 


75.5 


39.7 


Jackson Sharp Co., 


Wilmington, 


Del. 


Gilbert Car Co., 


Troy, N. Y., 


, 73.7 


42.8 


Jeft'ersonville Car Co., 


Jeft'ersonville, Ind., 


, 85.7 


38.2 


Pullman Car Co., 


Pullman, Ills. 


, 87.6 


41.8 


Barney Smith Co. , 


Dayton, 0. : 


, 84.1 


39.8 


Watson Car Co., 


Pittsfield, Mass., 


, 73.2 


42.4 


Madison Car Works. 


Madison, Ills. 


, 90.2 


38.7 



ROAD MACHINES. 

American Road Machine Co., Kennett Square, Pa., 75.6 40. 

ROAD ROLLERS. 

The O. S. Kelly Co., Springfield, Ohio., - 84.1 40.1 

Harrisburgh Foundry & Machine Works* 

Harrisburgh, Pa., 76.8 40.3 



LOCOMOTIVES. 

Richmond Locomotive Machine Works, 

Richmond, Va., 77.4 37.5 
Dixon Mfg. Co., Scranton, Pa., - 75.7 41.4 



AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS 49 

Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, Pa., 75.1 40. 

H. K. Porter & Co., - - Pittsburg, Pa., 80.1 40.4 
Schenectady Locomotive Works, 

Schenectady, N. Y., 74. 42.8 

Cooke Locomotive & Machine Co., Paterson, N. J., 74.1 40.8 

Brooks Locomotive Works, Dunkirk, N. Y., - 79.4 42.5 
Rhode Island Locomotive Works, 

Providence, R. I., 71.3 41.7 

Pittsburgh Locomotive Works, Allegheny, Pa., 80.1 40.4 



SNOW PLOWS. 

The Jull Centrifugal Snow Excavator is manufactured 
by the Rogers Locomotive Works, 

Paterson, N. J., 74.1 49.8 



PUMPS AND WATER WHEELS. 

Pel ton Water Wheel Co., - - San Francisco, Cal. 

James Leff el & Co., Springfield, Ohio, - - 84.1 40.1 
Jos. Edwards & Co., Centrifugal Pumps, 412 Water st., N. Y. 
Baldwinville Centrifugal Pumps, Syracuse, N. Y., 76.1 40.3 
Worthington Pump Co., - - 86 Liberty st., N. Y. 

Cameron Steam Pump Works, - Foot East 23rd st., N. Y. 
Knowles Steam Pump Works, - 93 Liberty st., N. Y. 
Davidson Pump Works. - Brooklyn E. D., 73.7 40.6 
The Gordon Steam Pump Co., Hamilton, Ohio, 89.6 39.4 
Laidlaw & Dunn Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, - 84.6 39.1 

Edw. P. Allis & Co., - - Milwaukee, Wis., 87.9 43.1 



CREOSOTING. 

Eppinger & Russel Creosoting Works, - 66 Broad st., N. Y. 
Lehigh Valley Creosoting Works, 

Perth Amboy, N. J., 74.1 40.5 



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SHIP BUILDING AND SHIP'S ENGINES. 

Harlan & Hollingsworth Co., Wilmington, Del., 75.5 39.7 
Delaware River Iron Ship Bldg's Works, 

Chester, Pa., 75.3 39.8 
Newport News Ship Building & Dry Dock Co., 

Newport News, Va., 76.1 3(18 
Win. Cramp & Sons' Ship & Engine bldgl, 

Phila., Ph., 75.3 39.8 
The Neafie & Levy Ship Bldg. Co. , Philadelphia, Pa, , 75. 1 40. 
The Bath Iron Works, - ' - ■" Bath, Maine. 69.9 43.9 
Morgan Iron Works, - - 9th st. & East River, N. Y. 
Quintard Iron Works, - - - 12th st. & East River. 
Continental Iron Works, Greenpoint, N. Y., 73.7 40.7 

Globe Iron Works, Cleveland, Ohio, - - 81.7 41.4 
Detroit Dry Dock Co., Detroit, Michigan, - - 83.1 42.2 
Samuel F. Hodge & Co., Detroit, Mich., - 83.1 42.2 

F. W. Wheeler & Co., West Bay City, Mich., - 83.9 43.4 
Chicago Ship Building Co., 313 Rookery bldg., Chicago, Ills. 
Union Iron Works, - San Francisco, Cal., 122.5 37.6 
Whaleback Yard, - - West Superior, Wis., 92.2 46.6 
Herrishoff Yard, - - - Bristol, R. I., 71. 41.6 



